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**************** SEARCH MENU HELP FOR TAG! ********************
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The SEARCH MENU enables you to automate document tagging by
specifying up to three strings of up to 30 characters each by
which TAG! can identify desired paragraphs and apply the
desired tag. Alternatively, you can search for a specific tag
already attached to one or more paragraphs, and replace that
tag with a new tag. There are six options:

ENTER STRINGS: In this option, three fields of 30 characters
               each are provided. You enter strings in one, 
               two or all three string fields. Enter strings 
               which, taken together, will enable TAG! to find 
               only the paragraphs you want.

               The tag applied in a SEARCH operation is the
               tag highlighted when the ENTER STRINGS option
               is chosen.

ENTER TAGNAME: Here you enter the name of the tag you wish to
               replace. It will be replaced with the tag which
               was highlighted when you chose ENTER TAG. Tag
               searches take previous tag changes into account.
               That is, if you have already changed some tags
               in the current session, a tag search will examine 
               the new tags for possible replacement, even if
               they have not yet been saved to the disk. TAG!
               always regards the last tag applied as the 
               correct paragraph tag for a given paragraph, 
               and performs its search-and-replace operations
               accordingly.

               NOTE: If you wish to replace the Body Text
               tag with some other tag, TAG! will add the
               new tag to all untagged paragraphs (Body Text)
               and any paragraphs that may actually contain
               the Body Text tag (@BODY TEXT = ).

               NOTE: By default tag searches are NOT case
               sensitive. However, you can change the default 
               to Case Sensitive in the Options menu if you 
               have a particular need to replace tags which are
               identifiable only by case.

               

START SEARCH: This option begins the "search and tag" process.
              When the first paragraph matching the search
              criteria is found, it is displayed in the
              paragraph viewer window, along with the following
              choices:

              YES: Choosing YES applies the tag to the paragraph
              as planned.

              NO: Choosing NO causes the paragraph to remain
              unchanged.

              AUTO: Causes the rest of the document to be
              searched without further input from the user. For
              each paragraph matching the search criteria, the
              selected tag will be applied automatically.

              QUIT: Cancels the "search and tag" operation. Any
              paragraphs already found and tagged remain tagged.
              Paragraphs not yet found (those further on in the
              document) remain unchanged.

              During a "search and tag" operation, the type of
              search being performed is displayed at the bottom
              of the screen.

LOAD AND SEARCH: This option enables you to load one or more 
      sets of search expressions which were stored earlier in an
      ASCII file. When this option is chosen, TAG! reads the
      first set of search expressions from the file you specify 
      and begins the search in the usual way. If there is more
      than one set of expressions in a file, TAG! begins working
      with the second set of search expressions as soon as it 
      finishes with the first set, and so on.

      AUTOMATIC / SEMI-AUTOMATIC: "Load and Search" can be run 
      in "Automatic" or "Semi-Automatic" mode. In Semi-Automatic
      mode, the user is prompted to confirm the expressions to 
      be used in each search, and prompted in the usual way as 
      the search is processed. In Automatic mode, the user is 
      never prompted: searches are loaded and processed 
      automatically until there are no more search expressions 
      in the file.

      During a "search and tag" operation, the type of search 
      being performed is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

SAVE: This option enables you to save a set of search
      expressions for future use in the ASCII file you name when
      prompted. Be sure to save a given search when the correct
      replacement tag is highlighted in the tag list. The form 
      of the file is a series of sets of either two or four 
      lines each, as follows:

      String searches are stored in 4-line groups, the first
      line being the tag to apply, and the next three lines
      being the specified search expressions. If fewer than
      three expressions are used, there is one blank line for
      each unused search expression.

      Tag searches are stored in 2-line groups, both beginning
      with the @ symbol. The first line is the new tag to be
      applied; the second is the tag to be replaced.

      All lines end in carriage returns. Each successive save 
      of a search expression set to the same file simply adds 
      search sets to the file.

      For example, the following three searches, all saved to 
      the same file, would result in a file which looks like 
      the one listed below it:

1         A String search to apply the tag PRICE to paragraphs 
         containing these two strings, "Price:$" and "Part 
         Number";

2         A Tag search to replace the tag OFFSET QUOTE with the 
         tag CENTER QUOTE;

3         Another String search to apply the tag INDENT to 
         paragraphs containing these three strings: "Technical 
         Description", "Automotive Section", and "Parts 
         Division".

      After saving all three Search sessions, the resulting 
      ASCII file would look like this:

P          PRICE
P          Price: $
          Part Number
            [blank line]
          @CENTER QUOTE
          @OFFSET QUOTE
          INDENT
          Technical Description
          Automotive Section
          Parts Division


HELP: Displays the HELP you are now reading. This help file may
      be edited by calling up the file TGSRCMEN.HLP in any ASCII
      editor. Text lines must be 65 characters or less, and each
      line must end in a carriage return. Use spacebars, not
      tabs, to space horizontally within a line. The maximum
      help file size is 15,000 bytes.
